Don't make your resume too long. Student resumes are generally too long. In fact, too much resume content will overwhelm some valuable highlights. Moreover, every time when recruiting, enterprises, especially large enterprises, will receive a large number of resumes, and it is impossible for staff to study them carefully. General 1 resume reading time is only 1 minute, and the longest resume does not exceed 3 minutes. Therefore, your resume should be as short as possible. An important reason for the long resume is that some people have written all their middle school experiences. In fact, this is totally unnecessary, unless you have made special achievements in middle school, such as winning an Olympic champion. Generally speaking, learning experience should be written from the university. Many students' resumes are attached with a thick stack of transcripts and honorary certificates. In fact, you can omit these things from your resume, just list the more important honors you have won on your resume. If companies are interested in this, they will ask job seekers to bring these with them during the interview. Resume must be true and objective. Resume must be filled in according to the actual situation, don't write any false content. Even if some people get an interview with a watery resume, they will reveal clues during the interview. Don't be too modest. Just because you don't fill your resume with water doesn't mean you have to write everything about yourself, including your weaknesses. Some students are too modest to indicate in their resumes that they are not strong in a certain ability. In fact, not writing these does not mean telling lies. Students who are looking for a job wrote on their resumes: "I just left the society and have no work experience. I am willing to do any grassroots work in your company. " This is also a kind of too modest performance, which will make the recruiter think that you are suitable for any position, but in fact you are not suitable for any position. Write down the position you applied for on your resume. Be sure to indicate the position you are applying for on your resume Every resume should be designed according to the position you are applying for, highlighting your advantages in this respect. You can't describe yourself as a generalist, and you are suitable for any position. Don't just prepare a resume, express yourself according to the nature of your job. If you think a company has two positions suitable for you, you can submit two resumes to the company at the same time. Don't make mistakes in writing, typesetting and formatting. What employers can't tolerate most is typos or technical errors in format and typesetting on your resume. Your resume will be wrinkled and dirty, which will make employers think that you don't even care about finding a job and won't work hard. Your resume doesn't need to be too fancy. Generally speaking, resumes don't need to be too fancy, just use good quality white paper, and try to use A4 paper. It's more popular to cover students' resumes now, but it's unnecessary, which will increase the thickness of resumes. The words in your resume should be concise and straightforward. Many college students' resumes are too fancy, and there are too many adjectives and modifiers. Such resumes generally do not impress recruiters. It is best to use verb-object sentences in your resume, which is concise and clear. Don't write salary requirements. It is risky to write salary requirements on your resume. It's best not to write. If the salary requirement is too high, it will make the company feel that it can't afford to hire you; If the requirements are too low, it will make the enterprise feel that you are insignificant. For college students who have just left school, the salary of their first job is not important, so don't care too much. Don't write too much personal information. Don't write personal information in such detail. Name, phone number and gender are required, and date of birth is optional. If you apply for a job in a state organ or institution, you should write your political views. If you are applying for a foreign company, this item can be omitted, and nothing else can be written. How to write a resume A qualified resume should include the following contents: Personal information such as name, telephone number (or other contact information) should be placed at the top of the resume, mainly for the convenience of employers and job seekers to get in touch in time. Followed by the school, major and time of graduation. For the courses you have learned, you can list several major and distinctive professional courses without writing down some public courses and basic courses. The location and target of the application should be indicated below. Next is the most important part of your resume: your work experience. For fledgling college students, this part includes work-study program, extracurricular activities, voluntary work, participation in various organizations, internship experience and evaluation of internship units, and so on. This part should be written in detail, indicating what you have done in the clubs and activities and what kind of achievements you have made. Employers should use these experiences to examine the team spirit and organization and coordination ability of job seekers. It is also best to list two or three hobbies, so that employers can observe job seekers' attitudes towards work and life. If you apply for a foreign-funded enterprise or a large multinational company, you must attach an English resume and put your recent experience first. You'd better attach a letter of recommendation to your resume.